financial crisis known as the Great Recession on the labor supply in Ecuador. The remittances perceived declined due to the … economic contraction in the United States and Spain, so the trade-off, between leisure and work, of the remittances perceivers … probability of working additional hours for a individual who receives remittances rose approximately 5% with greater prevalence on …

In the present work, the topic of remittances was analyzed froma microeconomic point of view. After the important role … determinants that explaintheir investment degree at a national level; this mean, those factors thatinfluence in the remittances … fieldwork, we found evidence that the majorityof the remittances goes to current consume expenditures (75%) andonly a 21% is …

financial crisis known as the Great Recession on the labor supply in Ecuador. The remittances perceived declined due to the … economic contraction in the United States and Spain, so the trade-off, between leisure and work, of the remittances perceivers … probability of working additional hours for a individual who receives remittances rose approximately 5% with greater prevalence on …

The migration of Colombians to Spain has grown considerably in recent years, and so has the flow of remittances. This … sent resources, as the largest percent of these remittances continues to be focused towards consumption to a great extent …

America and the Dominican Republic. Using panel data, the results indicate that migrants send remittances to this region … mostly for reasons of altruism, being of main impact the variables of the host country. Also, it concludes that remittances …